Autobiographical biblical criticism : between text and self / edited by Ingrid Rosa Kitzberger.
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Table of Contents:
- Pre-liminaries
- What is critical about autobiographical (biblical) criticism? / Jeffrey L. Staley
- Can one be critical without being autobiographical? : the case of Romans 1:26-27 / Daniel Patte
- Perversity, truth and the readerly experience / Francis Landy
- Flowing identities / Ingrid Rosa Kitzberger
- The personal voice of the listening heart / Mayer I. Gruber
- Age and ageism in the Hebrew Bible, in an autobiographical perspective / Athalya Brenner
- Self criticism, Cretan liars and the sly redactors of Genesis / Mark G. Brett
- "The holy seed has mixed itself with the peoples of the lands" (Ezra 9:2) : mestizaje and Ezra-Nehemiah in black and white / Robert M. Maldonado
- My papa was called Bubba, but his real name was Leroy : violence, social location and Job / Lori Rowlett
- Running with endurance : an autobiographical reading of Hebrews 12:1-13 / Robert Paul Seesengood
- The question of Qohelet's piety : reading the epilogue through this body / Jennifer L. Koosed.